Paradise Island Airport Hotels from NZ$233 (PID)

"Food wasn’t good"

"Beautiful. The Royal was great in that it was closest to the water park. My kids actually enjoyed spending some time at the coral pool and overall I actually enjoyed the vibe there a little more. Staff was always helpful although I was a little surprised at how “grumpy” some of them came off as. We ate at a few places; Carmines, Shake shack, the buffet, Plato’s, Bimini road, and the Deli. We all ended up with stomach issues particularly after carmine’s and Bimini. 1-5 I say food was a 2 at best and costs an arm and a leg. I understand the concept of importing but still the price felt extreme. The mini golf would have been fun but even that was $40 per person! I can’t imagine any justifiable reason for that. All that being said, we had a blast and it was beautiful. We will be back, albeit better equipped and prepared next time. "

"Nice breakfast to fuel us up for the water park, till lunch time anyway! Very close to the east entrance of Atlantis. Big room, love the partial wall to give a little separation from the sleeper sofa and the other beds. Good pool area, next to the bar area and restaurant. "

"Great stay! The room was clean and comfortable, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was fresh with plenty of options. Would definitely stay here again!"

"It was a great trip, however the food and drink prices are way too high!"

"There is nothing like this place! You’ll wanna move there once you check in!"

"Yes it was a very great stay loved it. We rented a side x side and kept it outside. I loved thatjust to be able to do whatever. The resort is huge but it isnt a bad walk anywhere its is layed out very well. Overall the best spring break we have had."

"i can’t say enough about the staff!! they are magnificent. Every amenity is anticipated before you ask. the beach staff is on the ball every minute. the beach itself is captivating. The Beach Club has the beautiful versailles gardens that are breathtaking and the grounds ooze history of opulence. "

"This is such a cute place—very much reminiscent of true Bahamas. They have a great restaurant called Violas that has well-priced and delicious food items. The staff are all very friendly. Only one thing I would change—I landed and by the time I got my rental car and luggage, the front office was closed and I hadn’t received any check in codes or anything, so I got stressed. I couldn’t reach anyone the entire drive from the airport to the hotel. Thankfully, they had an amazing guard named Hendrix who had our key and check in information on-site waiting for us. I would say maybe have a phone line for him as a backup so folks know when they are on the way there will be a key waiting for them. Other than that it was amazing. The unit we stayed in was a little dated but overall very comfortable and well priced. It’s hard to stay in Paradise Island for less than $500 per night. I believe ours was $200something for a nice condo townhouse unit. Folks should know though that in those units which overlook the pool that the bed is on the top floor so if they have issues with stairs they should choose a different type of unit. My husband and I were fine with them. The bed was really comfy with a memory foam mattress pad on top of the mattress. I also loved that there was a bath and a half—and one more amazing thing which is hard to find these days is the unit has a bathtub. "